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Sales activity was, for the most part, lackluster in 2017. Pricing for most assets remained stubbornly high while, in other cases like retail, cost wasn't an issue for buyers. Yet there are signs these trends are shifting, positioning some assets for more activity in 2018.

The city has been contemplating and has drafted a home sharing ordinance, but don't expect it to pass this year.

Many real estate developers have tapped into the hospitality industry, hiring leading executives to spearhead these increasingly impressive suites of residential amenities, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Jeff Rinkov of Lee &amp; Associates gives us some insight on how the new tax plan will impact the economy, commercial real estate and home construction.

The end of the year is a great opportunity for advisors to evaluate (or reevaluate) their businesses and the products they recommend for client portfolios, says Concorde Holdings' Timothy Witt in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A.

While cannabis is nearing legalization in California, the City of Pasadena has forced an eviction of a retail dispensary. We sit down with Joshua Schneiderman of Snell &amp; Wilmer to find out the legal implications here.

When we asked that question to Karlin Conklin of Investors Management Group, based on a few comments we have heard over the past year or so, the principal and EVP says it is here to stay and provides a much needed opportunity in CRE today.

The outlook for 2018 remains strong with the expectation for more cap rate compression and even higher pricing, Jeff Rinkov of Lee &amp; Associates says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.